Despite the fact that the plows have not yet visited our street, Ed was able to get me to the bus stop this morning and I made it into work. There is not much snow in the Big Apple -- just accumulations at the curbs where the plows piled up the snow and the sidewalks were cleared. Otherwise, you would not know that the city got about 11".
Ed is busy clearing out the backyard this morning. There was some melting back there yesterday when the temperature rose to 37 degrees, and his unscientific measurement today was 18". He is going to take another measurement out front (which faces north and get very little sun in the winter). According to the New York news stations, Jackson received 23.5" but I'm curious to know what we have in our yard.
It's a short week. Chemo tomorrow, which hopefully will go faster than last week. The market closes at 1 p.m. on Thursday, so I will be working from home. We have a party to go to this week and my mom is coming on Friday to stay overnight (I guess that means I have to clean up the spare bedroom on Thursday!), but otherwise it looks relatively calm. I might bake another batch of cookies on Thursday -- did the sugar cookies yesterday -- but all the presents are wrapped and now that the tree is done, I guess I can relax. I hope you are caught up with all of your chores and can take a day or two just to enjoy the season.
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- Karen
- I am a woman in her late 40s who was enjoying life when cancer came along and threw a monkey wrench in the whole business. This is the story of my fight against Leiomyosarcoma, a rare smooth muscle cancer that started in my left fibula (ankle bone) and has since spread to my pelvic bone, skull, and lungs. It's also the story of a woman trying to continue to enjoy life despite the complications cancer causes.
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